JobsRadar Reviews – Legit or Scam?

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Average Rating for " JobsRadar " is 1.52 out of 5 based on 25 reviews.

• JobsRadar is a scam. They are a third party site masquerading as a jobs site to collect information. I know because I tried getting a job at a company that is affiliated with them called Liquid Education, it is a company that's owned by Plattform Advertising. Went to an "interview" and they try to sell the company to you. That's why put interview in quotes because it lasts for 3 hours. You're given a tour of the facilities and have to listen in on a phone call and do a mock call.
  
  Even worse, they sign you up for these for profit schools (which are scams as well, hell the interviewer was a graduate from DeVry University!) while the caller is looking for work (be it a fast food job or warehouse work) that's the representative's cue to steer them into the direction of going to school. The damn interviewer was trying to justify it by saying "they're just looking minimum wage work." Seriously!
  
  Yes, this is a scam! Don't fall for it.

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• Beware of this company, they are rude, uninformative and will hang up on you if you ask any questions. I heavily suggest if you are looking for a job to avoid this company like the plague. It appears that all of the negative reviews are right on the money.

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• This is a LEGITIMATE SCAM, I tried them 3 months ago hoping to find something like everyone else of these nice people. Nothing, just the same person calling over and over who originally "filled my stuff out to be on the site from day one" sorry, no dice, here it is 2014, and they have lost another, but the harassing calls are an onslaught for those that ask nicely for them to stop, I wish I would have paid more heed to prior reviews, but had to leave a couple emails with them. We'll see if they do actually remove me.

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• Please take ne off your mailing list I used my mother's email address to look up jobs. I have my own internet access and would like to use that one.
  
  Thank you,
  
  Crystal Marin
  
  Mother's email address: [email protected]
  
  619-433-7776

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• please do not send me any job listings I have found a job on my own Thanks

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• This website is not a scam. Yes, it might loop you around to other sites if you don't open your eyes to look at what you are clicking on because just like all job websites, they make their money from ads so they can offer YOU a free service to help you find a job. If you want free resources to help you find a job then you are going to have to deal with it because that is how every job website works. They need to make money somehow too and I for one am glad that they are making that money from ads instead of charging people who are unemployed for their services. Be thankful that there are websites like this that want to help you find jobs without asking you for your credit card information. I went through this process three months ago when I was registering to the website. I had to call one of their advisors to go through the verification process and they put my job profile together for me and searched in my area to help me find a warehouse job. After he found a few good positions for me, he sent the applications to my email. I applied for all three of them and am currently working at UPS because of them. If you do not agree to the terms of the website but lied and said that you did agree then that's your fault.

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• This is a scam site. They are not a true job search assistance company. They call at all hours and I have unsubscribed and get calls. The worst part is they called three times today 12/26/2013 and when I asked a question as to why they need my personal information other than what is on my resume, i.e., graduation dates, I was hung up on. The second time they called today I asked what script they were reading from and was hung up on again. The third time, when I informed them that they called three times today and hung up on me twice, they immediately hung up on me again. DO NOT DEAL WITH THIS COMPANY. They do not have legitimate listings as they are pilfered from other job sites and they want personal information to sell you stuff. BE AFRAID, BE VERY AFRAID.....

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  • I didn't even sign up, never even heard of them and some how I got a phone call from a guy saying he was from that site, telling me I need to confirm my information with him. I didn't give home anything and after telling him several times that he was not getting my info because I didn't know who he or this company was I was hung up on. Seems to be very shady practice. For sure thought it was a phishing scam, still do.
• I enjoyed the help jobsradar provided me with! In fact my sister-in-law also used this process. At first yes i was skeptical but am pleased. Not only did I find work, when i registered someone called me to verify that it was indeed me who signed up and asked me other questions about the job I was looking for. Next day an email and it went.smoothley! And as a matter if fact I read these first and then decided to try to find out the truth! And some people need to get real and think a real salary with a real job requires schooling an education. So I asked myself, the only thing educational they give you is if youve ever had an interest and then even you only find out about the program. Nobody tried to get me to enroll. And shame on the woman whos downed the idea of her daughter going to school so she could land a cashier position! I am 54 years old and even I know education is key to a good life! I give this provider kudos for not only helping with finding people employment, but for also changing the lives if others!

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  • I am just curious, I am also in my mid 50's after taking care of my mother (passed) and working with the elderly, I want to get back into the workforce with people and a life, if you will. I do not have a degree, lots of work experience... Do you feel they can help me even though I don't have a degree?
    
    by trade I was administrative assistant...
    
    Thanks
• I received a text 312.647.2173 regarding a "position" I had applied for. When I called a spoke with a young lady who told me the screening would take 30 minutes. While on the phone I googled Jobs Radar, and found no positive information. While she "verified" my information and I asked her several questions, she became annoyed. As I explained to her that I never applied to a company that said "Confidential." She said they just do the screening process for the companies. As she Verified my information, she mistakenly asked me the wrong question and I questioned her, she said "Oh the wrong question came on my screen." I asided if this was for some college promotion, she became annoyed and said, "that all the questions I have for you." I asked what happened to the "30 minutes." She mumbled something and hung up. I called back and told them to remove from there list.

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• This site tried to scam my daughter when she applied for an entry-level cashier position. My daughter did NOT -- repeat DID NOT -- click the box that allowed them to call her about classes or colleges. Still, JobsRadar.com called my house, and when I picked up the phone the first clue this was a scam site was the first thing I heard was a pre-recording saying "all of our reps are busy now, please wait" with an Indian-sounding female voice. After 2 repeats of this message, an American woman's voice cut in saying she was Ashley and wanted to talk about my job inquiry.
  
  My second clue JobsRadar.com was a scam site is when Ashley then started some kind of selling pitch for some schools. When I tried to explain (1)it was not me but my daughter who was at the site, and (2)she was just looking for a job, Ashley didn't let me get a word in edgewise and continued her pitch without skipping a beat. When my daughter got on the phone, Ashley stopped long enough to ask her her education and then started pushing college classes on my daughter. So why does my daughter need college classes for an entry-level cashier position that would be gone by the time she finishes the classes anyway???
  
  After we hung up, we had ANOTHER affiliate from JobsRadar call us back and try to sell my daughter classes as well. My daughter never did get any info on the job she applied for. So stay away from JobsRadar.com -- they are NOTHING BUT CON ARTISTS WHO DO NOTHING BUT HARVEST INFORMATION TO TRY AND SCAM YOU AND DO NOT HAVE ANY LEGITIMATE JOBS!!!

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